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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 48, 17 January 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Military Value of the Aeroplane Fully Established
SOCIETY WOMAN'S HAT BOX GIVES UP TREASURE
COUPLE MARRIED AT HOME OF BRIDE
CANADA GRANTS STEAMERS SUBSIDY
OREGON'S FAIR EXHIBIT WILL COST $200,000
FATALLY WOUNDED WOMAN IS FOUND ON BEACH
SAN FRANCISCAN'S BODY DROPS ON ENGINE AND SLAYING THEORY IS HELD
PRINCE OF GRAGANZA WILL DOFF CROWN FOR STOCK BROKER'S TILE
Brookins and Lieut. Kelly Prove Fitness of 'Flying Cars for Reconnaissance Work
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Hazardous Feats of Air Pilots Draw Gasps From Women
Wind From West Means Trouble lor trie Birdmen
Today's Program Has Interesting Features
Come Up, Says Brookins, The Upper Air Is Fine
PORTERVILLE CHAMBER ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
ALLEGED SWINDLERS MUST SERVE TIME
KELLY ABLE TO MAKE SKETCHES AT DIZZY HEIGHT
How Long Are You Going to Continue Coughing and Weakening Your System?
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CARL CUTTING ENDS LIFE READING BUDDHA
SEATTLE SUICIDE WAS "ZITHER JOE" ROSALIND
REINDEER PROVE OF GREAT PROFIT
TWO NEW FISH COMMISSIONERS ARE APPOINTED
S. P. FINDS MAY OPPOSE SEVENTH ST. FRANCHISE
ENGINEER HURT WHEN TRAIN IS WRECKED
MESSINA TO RISE A CITY OF STONE
WELLESLEY GIRLS SHY ON SPELLING
TWO HUNDRED GUESTS AT WEDDING SUPPER
BURGLARS BREAK INTO TAILOR SHOP
MEXICO TO HAVE BIG POWER PLANT
Kidney Trouble Overcome by the Great Treatment
How to Gain Flesh
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GUNS ROAR SULLEN FAREWELL TO BARRY
WASHINGTON WANTS FORT FOR COLLEGE
SPOKANE VIOLATING TREATY WITH ITALY
ARCHITECTS FAVOR CITY COMMISSION
Schools for Asiatics
BOARD OF CONTROL IS AIM OF BILL
LABOR PROTECTION SOUGHT IN BILLS
Marriage Licenses
Mrs. M. Heringhi, Who Died at Home Of Her Daughter
SEAMEN WILL STRIKE, UNIONIST DECLARES
PIONEER WOMAN IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
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Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
VALLEJO TEACHER MARRIED SECRETLY
TORPEDO BOAT LIMPS TO YARD FOR REPAIRS
SCHMIDT WOOES MUSE OF POETRY
IDENTITY OF DEAD MAN ESTABLISHED
FORMER INSTRUCTOR IS HELPING REPSOLD
MAN CARRIED THROUGH BLIZZARD TO SAFETY
GRASS VALLEY WANTS FREE MAIL DELIVERY
PRISONER ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE; BAIL RAISED
PEACEMAKER SHOT BY QUARRELING HUSBAND
SENIOR CLASS TO GIVE ANNUAL BALL
WEALTHIEST MAN IN STANISLAUS COUNTY DIES
COMMANDER ANDERSON TO HAVE OPERATION
HERE'S A $6 A DAY POSITION—WANT IT?
ANTISALOON FIGHT AT WOODLAND BEGUN
Training Table for the Phoenix Team
The Doctor's Answers On Health and Beauty Questions
Gretchen Edling,; Who Is on School Dance Committee
ANOTHER FIRE IN JUAREZ STABLES
Bay Counties League Outlines Plans
FIELD DOGS IN ACTION
DIVA'S RECEPTION WILL BE BRILLIANT
Here's a Boxer With Real Glass Jaw
Dwyer Will Referee Billiard Match
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Why the Panama Canal Will Be Fortified
Some Discipline for the Manbird
Actual Increase of California's Population
Come On, You Aviatrix!
Another View of Congressional Apportionment
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
Abe Martin
SAN FRANCISCO IS BEAUTY SPOT
Uncle Walt The Poet Philosopher
TOILING AWAY
The Morning Chit-Chat
Reputations Renovated
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
MEXICAN JAILED AS SPY — RELEASED
ARCHITECTS WILL CONVENE TODAY
SISTER OF MAYBELLE COREY CHARGES FRAUD
POLICE TO SEARCH FOR WILLIAM BARRY
WIDOW OF NOTED CAPTAIN IS DEAD
TEACHERS ARGUE FOR ANNUITY MEASURE
The Smart Set
BANKERS FAIL TO IDENTIFY GOLD
CHAMBER WILL HOLD ITS ANNUAL MEETING
MRS. DOWNER, YOUR CHILD NEEDS YOU
BRIBERY CASES AGAIN CONTINUED BY LAWLOR
BANKRUPTCY PETITION IS FILED BY MILLINER
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
PENDLETON DEFENDS 50 YEAR FRANCHISE
Clinton R. Morse, Who Is Director Of the Glee Club
COLLEGE SINGERS BACK FROM TRIP
CONVEYANCES MUST CARRY TWO LIGHTS
BRANCH LIBRARIES ARE ESTABLISHED
SUPERVISORS WANT STATE COMMISSION
Marriage Licenses
BUNKER ADDRESSES COMMERCE CHAMBER
FORMER OAKLANDER IS WINNER OF BIG PRIZE
BURGLAR SHOOTS AT HOUSEHOLDER
CAMPAIGN BEGUN FOR NILES CANYON ROAD
INCENDIARY GIVEN 14 YEAR SENTENCE
DISCOVERY DAY TO BE ANNUAL AFFAIR
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
STUDENTS CHARGED WITH BOOK THEFTS
PLAYGROUNDS EXPERT SEES OAKLAND PARKS
ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION
LOS ANGELES INDORSES CHANNEL DREDGING
THREE BURGLARS ARE SENTENCED TO PRISON
IMPETUOUS YOUTH SENT TO JUVENILE COURT
Prof. A.M. Kales, Author of Books on Jurisprudence
SUMMER FACULTY BEING SELECTED
Y. M. I. TO GIVE AN INVITATIONAL BALL
COURT DEPARTMENTS EXCHANGED BY JUDGES
Suburban Brevities
SMART SET WILL GLIDE ON SKATES
ARCHITECTS' INSTITUTE TO VISIT OAKLAND
PARSONAGE DEDICATED BY PETALUMA CHURCH
WOMAN'S LETTERS CONSTITUTE WILL
LABORER'S SISTERS PREVENT HIS SUICIDE
BOHEMIAN VIOLINIST TO PLAY AT BERKELEY
REQUIEM HIGH MASS IS SAID FOR WOMAN
STATE IS REQUESTED TO TAKE BOULEVARD
LIBEL CHARGED TO SOCIALIST EDITOR
SKY SEARCHED FOR "HOSTILE" FLYERS
MAN POURS OIL ON FIRE AND MAY DIE
WATER COMPANY WINS FIRE SUIT
INSURANCE RATE TRUST LAW CONSTITUTIONAL
FIRE WILL BE FOUGHT AT 1,000 FOOT LEVEL
CHINESE ENDS LIFE BY CRAWLING INTO FURNACE
DIVORCE DECREE DENIED TO WIFE
CHILD FACES DEATH TO RESCUE RAG DOLL
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The Call's Page of Sports
BIG LEAGUE UMPIRES TO BE GIVEN STRONG TESTS NEXT SEASON.
BURNS' BIRTHDAY A STRENUOUS ONE
BOXERS WELCOME IN FRESNO AGAIN
JUAREZ ENTRIES
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS
TURF GOSSIP
THE CALL'S RACING FORM CHART
PAY STREAK PAYS HIS BACKERS OFF
THE CALL'S HANDICAP FORECAST
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BILL FORKER IS BACK ON DIAMOND
Minnesota May Have Chance to Row
Jockey Willie Shaw Under the Knife
TAMPA RESULTS
GANONG ELECTED STANFORD COACH
Herrmann Yearns for Smooth Diamond
HERE'S A RECORD FOR BASKET BALL
Athletes, Do Not All Speak at Once
GOLFERS ASSUME PEACEFUL POSES
Six Bouts Carded in West Oakland
PLAYERS WAITING FOR THE WHISTLE
Oakland Five Starts With Victory
Sacred Heart Downs Howell's Five
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'THIRD DEGREE' IS OPPOSED BY LABOR
WARRANT ISSUED FOR ARREST OF TACOMAN
CONVENTION OF MINE WORKERS OPENS TODAY
LATEST CORBIN IS A HIT ON AUTO ROW
GRAY BROTHERS HOLD PAY, SAY MEN
PORTLAND BUSINESSMAN EARNEST FAIR BOOSTER
LIQUOR LAWS BARRED; 3,000 PREACHERS PROTEST
1,000,000 ACRES TO BE OPENED TO ENTRY
"PROHIBITION A FAILURE;" ALABAMA GOVERNOR
NEW 1911 CORBIN CARS ARE HERE
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
MARKET IS WEAK AFTER DULL DAY
BULLS FAIL TO MOVE STOCKS
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
Sun, Moon and Tide
U. S. Branch Hydrographic Office
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
PERU ENCOUNTERS CONTRARY WINDS
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Weather Report
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
PRISONER TELLS NAME OF PETROSINO'S SLAYER
BRITISH PERSECUTION ALLEGED BY MORMONS
Californians on Travels
PLAGUE VICTIM DIES AT PORT OF PEKING
SCIENTISTS WALK 1,100 MILES IN THE ARCTIC
HEBREW COUNCIL WILL HAVE RECORD GATHERING
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR BANKER ROBIN
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STOCK AND BOND BOARD OPPOSES BUCKET SHOPS
RUBBER MAKERS OF PACIFIC COAST MEET
OFFICERS SELECTED FOR SAN FRANCISCO NURSERY
CORPORATION TO HANDLE AFFAIRS OF CAPITALIST
New Stockton-Sacramento Sleeper Service
Opera Is Lure to Retired Songsters
FREDERICKS YIELD TO TUNEFUL CALL
STRIKE OF FEDERAL CLERKS IS AVERTED
BRIDE'S FATHER SUES TO ANNUL HER MARRIAGE I
NEW DEPUTY FEDERAL ATTORNEY IN OFFICE
SLIDES HALT W.P. OVERLAND TRAINS
SAN FRANCISCANS TO HONOR JOSEPH FELS
INSPECTORS SEIZE WHOLESOME MEAT
S. P. WILL NOT DELAY CUTTING BOULEVARD SUIT
MOTORMAN HELD AS SLAYER AGAIN JAILED
CLUBMEN ARE ON TRIAL FOR FRAUD
NEWHALL IS ELECTED HEAD OF THE S. P. C. A.
HOUSEHOLDER OPENS FIRE ON BURGLARS _W---a-»---■■**■-• ■*•-*{ tui__-_______B_-«___-
SUPPOSED SMALLPOX CASE AT HOSPITAL
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